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We watched 'The Hunting Party' with Richard Gere last night, really good it was, and some parts of it are true....it's based on a war story, he and his best friend were journalists... this movie was released in 2007.



also watched 'Hancock' with Will Smith.....was oh so funny until it got mushy!

-he made an awesome drunk superhero!:wah:

-no idea when this one was released, disc never said!



-cold weather has started, so were now back renting movies.

- which ones have you seen and would recommend?

I watched Ironman and the Hulk, they were pretty good.

Went to the cinema in the week and saw Mamma Mia.

Im not big on musicals but this was fantastic.

A real feel good film, I danced and sang in the aisle:D

Nobody wanted to leave the cinema, everyone had big smiles on their faces and I bet they all sang the songs on the way home like we did.

One thing was everytime I saw Meryl Streep who plays Donna, I was reminded of Aussie Pam, she just fit Donna's fun persona...:-6

Chezzie;1043012 wrote: Went to the cinema in the week and saw Mamma Mia.

Im not big on musicals but this was fantastic.

A real feel good film, I danced and sang in the aisle:D

Nobody wanted to leave the cinema, everyone had big smiles on their faces and I bet they all sang the songs on the way home like we did.

One thing was everytime I saw Meryl Streep who plays Donna, I was reminded of Aussie Pam, she just fit Donna's fun persona...:-6Ye got the DVD and its great Chez but reckon at the cinema its so much better:D

I am hopefully going to see "Secret Life of Bees" if it's not gone by then this week and also have "Walkabout" an Aussie story.

I watched what I absolutely guarantee is the greatest clunker of all time. If film-making continues another thousand years nobody will come close to making so bad a movie as Dune. Ed Wood was less awful at film-making. Plan Nine From Outer Space deserved Oscars by comparison with this drivel.

I'll extend my argument to say that any film ever made on which the name Laurentiis appears as a credit for any reason at all is going to be nothing but embarrassment and an evening you'll spend the remainder of your life trying to forget.

Kung Foo Panda and High School Musical 3

Pheasy;1043127 wrote: Kung Foo Panda and High School Musical 3


Kung Foo Panda looks cute, a must see for me!

Chezzie;1043012 wrote: Went to the cinema in the week and saw Mamma Mia.

Im not big on musicals but this was fantastic.

A real feel good film, I danced and sang in the aisle:D

Nobody wanted to leave the cinema, everyone had big smiles on their faces and I bet they all sang the songs on the way home like we did.

One thing was everytime I saw Meryl Streep who plays Donna, I was reminded of Aussie Pam, she just fit Donna's fun persona...:-6


is this a movie now?

Odie;1043166 wrote: is this a movie now?


yes babe, been out a while here now.

video trailer



Mamma Mia site

Chezzie;1043180 wrote: yes babe, been out a while here now.

video trailer



Mamma Mia site


awesome, had no idea!

a must see now, as I don't do musicals.

my brother & SIL saw it 3x as a musical, they love ABBA, must tell them, its not here yet.

tanks!:-4

Odie;1043182 wrote: awesome, had no idea!

a must see now, as I don't do musicals.

tanks!:-4


I guarantee you will love it:D

Chezzie;1043184 wrote: I guarantee you will love it:D


just edited my previous post: 'must also tell my bro and SIL, they had seen the musical 3X, they are huge ABBA fans, and I really haven't seen it advertised here yet.'

We watched Over the Hedge yesterday, it's animated and extremely well done.

Exceptionally brilliant cast, my favorite was Hammy a pumped-up squirrel!

This is a must see for adults!

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Over the Hedge (2006)



A scheming raccoon fools a mismatched family of forest creatures into helping him repay a debt of food, by invading the new suburban sprawl that popped up while they were hibernating...and learns a lesson about family himself.



Cast:



Bruce Willis ... RJ (voice)

Garry Shandling ... Verne (voice)

Steve Carell ... Hammy (voice)

Wanda Sykes ... Stella (voice)

William Shatner ... Ozzie (voice)

Nick Nolte ... Vincent (voice)

Thomas Haden Church ... Dwayne (voice)

Allison Janney ... Gladys (voice)

Eugene Levy ... Lou (voice)

Catherine O'Hara ... Penny (voice)

Avril Lavigne ... Heather (voice)

Omid Djalili ... Tiger (voice)

Sami Kirkpatrick ... Bucky (voice)

Shane Baumel ... Spike (voice)

Madison Davenport ... Quillo (voice)

You Don't Mess with the Zohan. Not a word out of place, every scene's perfect, it should be shown instead of the prime-time news hour, it's more informative. Well done Mr Sandler, you're my idol.

Van Helsing, again........bloody awesome!:D

Watched Mystic Pizza last night and then The Family Stone today. Great day for movies as it was freezing out. No day for the outdoors unless your an eskimo.

Dirty Dancing...........fifth time!:yh_rotfl

Dirty Harry...classic

Going to watch "Hancock", Kung FU Panda", and "Walle" this weekend. Then I will pull out my DVD of "Usual Suspects" with Kevin Spacey Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne, Benicio Del Toro and watch it again great movie.

CARLA;1068559 wrote: Going to watch "Hancock", Kung FU Panda", and "Walle" this weekend. Then I will pull out my DVD of "Usual Suspects" with Kevin Spacey Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne, Benicio Del Toro and watch it again great movie.


Hancock was amazing!

'American Gangster' with Denzel Washington & Russell Crowe -2007

true story on drug lords in 1970's......an awesome film:guitarist



just watched it, it's a must see!

I watched 'I am England' the other night, a relitively old film but I only saw it for the first time after a recomendation the other night..... A very powerful film that I enjoyed watching very much, great music in to... took me right back to my 'yoof'

Milly;1070769 wrote: I watched 'I am England' the other night, a relitively old film but I only saw it for the first time after a recomendation the other night..... A very powerful film that I enjoyed watching very much, great music in to... took me right back to my 'yoof'


I read it when it came out but I'm pretty sure I never heard of a film of it. Patricia Wright isn't listed as a writer in imdb.

spot;1070828 wrote: I read it when it came out but I'm pretty sure I never heard of a film of it. Patricia Wright isn't listed as a writer in imdb.


Ahhhhh... you noticed my typo - well done :p:D

The film was 'THIS is England'

Skin heads, Danes and Vikings just don't mix do they! :wah:

Milly;1070833 wrote: Skin heads, Danes and Vikings just don't mix do they! :wah:You should have seen Islington in the 80s, Chapel Market on a Friday night was just like that.

qsducks;1066827 wrote: Watched Mystic Pizza last night and then The Family Stone today. Great day for movies as it was freezing out. No day for the outdoors unless your an eskimo.


never heard of Mystic Pizza, who's in that one?

just tonight.....Madagasgar, awesome!:yh_rotfl

Just saw the new James Bond flick. Lots of action throughout the film. It's really a continuation of the last film and it helps to remember what it was about. I didn't and had to pick it up in the reviews.

I watched Mama Mia on DVD on Friday. It was good fun and made me smile - good for the soul ! Haven't been to the cinema for years so either watch films on TV or DVD. I've got a good (but small) surround sound system which adds to the enjoyment and atmosphere.....glass of wine, choccie bics & no distractions......GREAT !

I saw "Burn After Reading" last night, the Coen Brothers latest. Slightly Fargo-esque and fun, in a black kind of way. Has anyone else seen it?

The Bee movie

Jerry Seinfeld was the funniest bee.

I have not gone to see a movie in at least 4 years. I am a OLD movie buff. Most new ones are geared at the 20 something crowd. Or are very poorly made. How much is it to see a movie now anyway?? I just watched a Jimmy Stewart in HARVEY.

southern yankee;1079267 wrote: I have not gone to see a movie in at least 4 years. I am a OLD movie buff. Most new ones are geared at the 20 something crowd. Or are very poorly made. How much is it to see a movie now anyway?? I just watched a Jimmy Stewart in HARVEY.


we haven't gone in ages.....to expensive, its now 16.00 per adult!



36.00 per couple plus our 2 tax's, we refuse to pay that for 90 minutes worth, and that is with no drinks/snacks.

we watch them on DVD rentals.

more comfy, you can pause it when you want.......and you don't pay 6.00 for popcorn.

another reason now why so many download or burn them.

the theaters wrecked this for themselves.

Odie;1079269 wrote: we haven't gone in ages.....to expensive, its now 16.00 per adult!



36.00 per couple plus our 2 tax's, we refuse to pay that for 90 minutes worth, and that is with no drinks/snacks.

we watch them on DVD rentals.

more comfy, you can pause it when you want.......and you don't pay 6.00 for popcorn.

another reason now why so many download or burn them.

the theaters wrecked this for themselves. i would never pay that!!:mad:

We rented Step Brothers last night! Great Movie! The week before that we saw Fred Claus.

In the theatres.. i saw Twilight with a friend. :-4

southern yankee;1079277 wrote: i would never pay that!!:mad:


nope, not alot do anymore, just the younger ones.



complete rip-off!

Odie;1079269 wrote: we haven't gone in ages.....to expensive, its now 16.00 per adult!



36.00 per couple plus our 2 tax's, we refuse to pay that for 90 minutes worth, and that is with no drinks/snacks.

we watch them on DVD rentals.

more comfy, you can pause it when you want.......and you don't pay 6.00 for popcorn.

another reason now why so many download or burn them.

the theaters wrecked this for themselves.


Here it's 9.00 for one -past 5:30- before 5:30 is $5.50

where do you live again- sorry i don't pay attention to the detail under peoples avatars.

Odie;1079297 wrote: nope, not alot do anymore, just the younger ones.



complete rip-off! yep i watch movies in my jamies. don't think they would let me in. with my robe and beer:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

ButterflyPrincess;1079301 wrote: Here it's 9.00 for one -past 5:30- before 5:30 is $5.50

where do you live again- sorry i don't pay attention to the detail under peoples avatars.


Toronto, Canada..........

ButterflyPrincess;1079290 wrote: We rented Step Brothers last night! Great Movie! The week before that we saw Fred Claus.

In the theatres.. i saw Twilight with a friend. :-4


another must-see one!..........Step Brothers.

Dark Knight.

It was a good movie but seemed soo long.

Odie;1083391 wrote: another must-see one!..........Step Brothers.


It was soooo hilarious!!

i love that movie!

ButterflyPrincess;1084243 wrote: It was soooo hilarious!!

i love that movie!


good, gotta rent it

Did you see The Bee Movie starring Jerry Seinfeld?

you have to rent it, he is the funnist bee imaginable!

Odie;1084246 wrote: good, gotta rent it

Did you see The Bee Movie starring Jerry Seinfeld?

you have to rent it, he is the funnist bee imaginable!


yeah we did.. as soon as it came out we seen it.. It's great. usually I can't stand him. But he was great in the Bee Movie.

ButterflyPrincess;1084254 wrote: yeah we did.. as soon as it came out we seen it.. It's great. usually I can't stand him. But he was great in the Bee Movie.


he was soooooooooo funny!

yeah he was. My daughter owns the movie. She loves it.

ButterflyPrincess;1084259 wrote: yeah he was. My daughter owns the movie. She loves it.


how old is she?

Seven almost 8.

ButterflyPrincess;1085004 wrote: Seven almost 8.


ahhhhhhhhhhh still a little one!